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The Ledger and Times, June 25, 1958 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 6-25-1958 The Ledger and Times, June 25, 1958 The Ledger and Times Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt Recommended Citation The Ledger and Times, "The Ledger and Times, June 25, 1958" (1958). The Ledger & Times. 3349. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/3349 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. `VV.. 44 octss i4'. • a. •I4 "4„,, rralf 4 - 41. m-44511 4 14. JUNE 24, 1958 !Selected As A Beat All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper DOM First. Largest —7. =Cr' with Circulation In The City ants Local News Largest and Circulation In s 395 Local Pictures The County United Press IN OUR 79th YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, June 25, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXIX No. 151 2.795, Frankfort To Begin 14 to Planning Program Henry Fulton "Mr. Tobacco" FAANKFORT if UPI) — The Martin Case Is state Department of Econonrc Installed As Devekspment has contracted with the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency for a $62,400 Lion Head ints To Speak Here planing 'program for the City od Naked Politics Frankfort. Fulton, The federal government will Henry popular young provide half of the cost cif the business man of Murray was 4#11r. Russell A. Hunt, Experi- installed as president of t h e program: Gov. A. B. Chandler's ment Staten, Lexinifon, and Club Tuesday 6 emergency fund will provide Murray Lions Wyatt sometimes' called "Mr. Tobacco" Claims 195 night at the South Pleasant $15,000; and the remainder will of Kentucky, will be one of the Grove Methodist Church. Fulton be made op by the Ci ty of featured speakers at Hee annual has been a member af the Mur- Frankfort and Franklin Fiscal — ployes. I do not beaieve Ken- ['WILL meeting of growers of the West- ray club for ten years and has HOPKINSVII AF (UP!) Court. Louisville, tucky voters can be jeought with ern Dark Fired Tobacco Growers held various other Offices in the' Wilson W. Wyatt, of Carnmissioner af Economic De- Democratic a flush fund, regardless of its Association to be held at the club as well as making outstand- candidate for the velopment George Hubley Jr., in the size and irrespective of its use," Murray City Park, Wetneeday, ing contributions on various nomination for governor said the two-year planning pro- charged Wyatt continued. July 9. corning tees. 1959 primary; Tuesday 498 gram will be carried out in co- James that the resignation of Dr. Mr. Hunt, long recognized as Other officers installed were Earlier Tueeday, Bert T. operation with the Capital City W. Martin as highway commis- c2ie of the foremost authorities Joe Pat James, first vice presi- Corribs, Prestonsburg a t orn ey -Planmng arid Zoning Commis- "naked o tobacco dent; Bethel Richardson, second sioner was caused by will talk to growers sion. who is also a candidate for the on improving the vice president; Castle E. Parker, politics." quality of dark An experienced planner will Democratic gubernatorial r ncsni- 900 James Rog- "14 bails down to this," Wyatt tobacco as one method of saving third vice president; nation, charged Martin's resigna- be hired to work with a small charged, "Gov. A. B. (Happy) the dark tolbaocep industry. For ers, secretary; Rob Ray, treaear- a tion was motivated by poatics. staff to develop an overall plan .._ __ —_ Chandler wanted Dr. Martin as some time rriameacturers 3 n d er; Bryan Tolley, Lion Tamer, alli In a statement issued at Rich- for the city. The planner will highway cormnissioner until he exporters have said that exces- and Jan Blalock, tail twister. William "Bob" Brown, 50, father of mond, Combs said Waterfield revise zoning ordinances, pre- H I-0 IN SLAYING — sold his road bonds and passed sive fertilization and closer spac- New directors installed were students partisans have "been after the pare land-use surveys and work mujean Brown, one of the original group of negro his force - account bill. Now ings to get maximum yields, Frank Wainscott and Pete Pan- scalp" of Martin for several out a street ensuing and numb- ...grated in Little Rock Central High School, is being held have been done, he have a tendency to make long, zera. Other directors with cne I4 that these charged t ha t months. Combs ering skean. murder of Elmer Isaac, 68, manager of a private club ITS thin, and more year to serve are B L. for the has no further use for Dr. Mar- wild tabaceo that buy- Martin was removed because he A &me of city planning con- in I.ittle Rock Brown has admitted he shot Isaac three times. tin arid has shelved him that ers do not want. Better methods RUSSELL HUNT Cooper and C. C. Lowry. blocked the assessment of high- sultants will be errrployed to (UPI Telephoto) the Lt. Gov. Harry Lee. Water- ti Above 41 cultivation, fertilization and Rue Overby performed the.ioa way department employes for grams Branch, Tabacco Division, perform an economic base study field campaign may limp for- pockets, full- cuewzg will be pointed out by stallation ceremonies in the ab- campaign funds. Commodity Stablization el:rem:ice and population analysis, and to ward." Waterfield is, expected to eked at points Mr: Hurl in his address. sence of retiring president Yan-- FIVE DAY FORECAST 'We can new expect the vast Cif prepare a public improvements 7. Short, med., Waettington. dal Wrather who was out of Russian Secret annnince his candidacy this Augurnenting Mr. Hunt will program and plan for thorough- resources- of the highway de- Holmes Ellis, manager of the month as the state administra- be a battery of tobacco speciat- fare-, and town on business. Wrather was P.ilice Reformed By United Press International partment to be thrown behind event, said community tion choice for the Democratic ists who will give their views one of the days high- praised highly for a job well KENMUCK Y — Temperatures the Waterheld campaign" Combs lights will be the nomination for governor. and opinions on how to better free barbecue done and Mrs Wrather accepted for the five day period, Thurs- declared. He said this would be Western Kentucky's luncheon that is expected to the past president's pen for her The former Louisville mayor 'or $9" cash crop. I NOON (UPI) —Soviet Rus- day through Monday will aver- combined with the "80buit cam- Also on the feed 1500 growers. Approx ona t e- absence. Joe Paz added that the constant change day lorqr-program hueband in his sia' dread secret police is being age five to six degrees below paign fund" of the state admin- %rasa be ly 10,000 invitations are being Lube Brown al- in highway cornrthesioneet: has Boone Hill. president of Ward, retiring treasurer was sir gthened with top jobs going the state normal of 78 degrees. istration. the mailed to growers of the district "greatly impaired our highway ET TYPE Western Dark Fired Tobacco so commended fur an outstand- to usted lieutenants of Premier Turning cooler Thursday with Chandler said in reply to corriprizing the Purchase a n d needs and the Construction funds lapociation; Stephen E. Wrather, ing job as treasurer for !he past Nikita S. Khrushchev. diplomatic little change in temperature Fri- Combs' charges, "Ask him if he three Termessee available are the greatest in his- director of the 'Tobacco Division, counties. Passes Away two years and was presented a dispatches reported today. day through Monday. Precipita- accepted -the support of t h e Agricultural Marketing Service There will be entertainment past treasurer's pen. tion will average more than one tory." highway department in his cam- Secret appointment of Finance Hats and head of the grading service; throughout the day, and attend- The installation f officers The sinister figure of inch in showers and thunder- The paign for governor in 1955. And Jothah Fart, president of t h e ance prizes will be awarded. A followed a bou.ntiful meal serv- Police Chief Ivan Alexandrovich Ccenrniseioner Ward J. Oates as ask him if he did not accept the Size Mr Lube Brown. age 74, died storms tonight and Thursday Dark Leaf Dealers Assuciation similar meeting ladies of the South Serov has stepped into ominous highway commissioner to suc- campaign fund' put to- last year was Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 at ed by the and again about Sunday ier Mon- 'robust and tobacce exporter; and prominence in recent months, ceed Martin is the fourth change Clements-Weath- Frank described as being a "complete the Murray General Hospital fol- Pleasant Gr ove Methodist day. gether by the R. Ellie, chief, Conernoctity Pro- Church. The occasion was at- they said. Serov was a collabora- in the ffice since the Chandler esky curnbine on his bebaW. lowing an illness, of two days. 1.51s- 8 tended by both Lion members tor of Khrushchev's in the administration went into office. Whs tioes ke think he's fool:riga" His deatb,..waz attributed to a n purges of the 112es• It Caravel/aim( here on -a toast roke. * Ind_ their wives a n d several Funeral Of Mrs. J. T. at was he who helped crush the Of western Kentucky, Wyatt Survivors include his wife Mrs. vests. 1956 Hungarian rebellion. ughes Is Held Today continued, "Kentucky voters will Sleeve Huge Fire IgniteM Two Lube Brown, Murray Route four; Tiaung over the office of Policemen Attend Observers on the spot linked have their own opinions of an one son, Hester Hugh Brown.
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